Blockchain is the digital ledger of economic transactions worldwide.It is the world’s leading platform for digital assets.Dive into this budding world of digital currency with our comprehensive online Blockchain training course and learn everything you need to know about Blockchain technology:the pioneer of digital asset.
Java is used in everything from mobile phones to Blu-Ray players to just about every website on earth. It's a massively portable language, meaning programs written in Java on one platform can be easily moved to another without changing code. This is a huge asset for mobile developers, and this course is geared towards aspiring programmers looking to do just that. Access 38 lectures & 3.5 hours of content 24/7 Install & run IntelliJ Idea Discuss classes & objects Explore composite types like arrays, overviews, collections, lists, & much more
The best part of this Android development course? You don't need to know anything to start! This enormous, 24-hour course will take you from beginner programmer to pro engineer, all in your own time. You'll start with Java, build some simple apps, and slowly progress to build more complicated apps and become fully proficient. Soon enough, you'll be ready to build Android apps professionally. Access 91 lectures & 25 hours of content 24/7 Learn the latest Android APIs & services Create amazing, real-world Android Marshmallow apps Apply for Jr. Android app development jobs Implement Object Oriented Programming w/ Java & Android Receive 10 free asset packs
Python can be especially useful in finance as it has powerful analytical and predictive modeling capabilities. In this course, you'll learn just how Python can be applied in the world of finance. Even if you know absolutely nothing about coding, you'll learn in-demand, real-world skills that can make your resume jump out or help you make a difference in your own financial portfolio. Access 104 lectures & 6.5 hours of content 24/7 Build correlations between stocks, estimate risk & rate of return Explore the difference between diversifiable & non-diversifiable risk Perform regression analysis Measure a regression's explanatory power w/ R^2 Use Monte Carlo in a corporate finance context for options & stock pricing Apply the Black Scholes formula
The asset pipeline in Ruby on Rails organizes CSS and JavaScript assets in development and compresses and minifies these assets in production. Learn how to work with the Rails Asset Pipeline, Sass in Rails, and apply styling to an existing application.
Ruby on Rails has a number of features to help split up your templates in to more manageable chunks. In this course we'll learn how to use two of those features: partials and helpers.
If you are interested in creating 3D assets for games, and have never used 3D creation software before, this is a great place to start. This course explores the 3D art production pipeline as we model, texture, and export a game model into the Unity game engine. We'll be working with Maya, the premiere 3D software package from Autodesk to develop a 3D game model using 2D concept images as a starting point. This course will explore useful polygonal modeling tools to establish the basic form of our prop, applying color and using texture maps to suggest different materials and surface properties. Learn to organize the Maya scene file, and export the final prop into Unity so that it can be integrated into a game. By the end of this course, you will have an arsenal of great modeling tools at your disposal that you can use to create assets based on your own designs.
The Unity game engine allows for cross-platform game development through its robust API and intuitive graphical user interface. However, with so many great tools available, it can be overwhelming at first. In this course, you'll get a broad overview of the Unity editor interface and learn how to use tools like the Console, which can help you debug game code when things go wrong. You'll also learn about key concepts like Unity's component-based architecture, prefabs, and how to use the documentation properly. By the end, you'll have a much better understanding of foundational concepts in Unity.
If you are already familiar with Maya’s interface and basic modeling tools, and are interested in diving deeper into 3D modeling workflow, this is a great course for you. In this class, you will be creating a fairly detailed 3D prop, and exploring many of Maya’s more advanced modeling tools. You will begin by working with curve and surface creation tools, which can offer some excellent advantages over polygon tools for many hard surface modeling challenges. Next, you will convert all of our surfaces to geometry that is compatible with game engines, and make some additional modifications using a few of Maya’s intermediate polygon and deformer tools. Then, you will take advantage of Maya’s advanced duplication tools in order to precisely position and distribute shapes that are repeated multiple times within our prop. And even explore Maya’s basic animation toolset to add some movement to our finished asset. By the time you finish this course, you will have a solid understanding of Maya’s hard surface modeling features, and will be able to use these tools to develop your own game assets.
As more people are getting on the web every day, there is a desire for those web sites and apps to load quickly. Most users have become accustomed to better and better performance from their home computers and with more apps moving to the web, that desire for performance is still there. The fact is that slow load times cause user frustration and you lose users and possibly money. In these lessons we're going to exercise some common real-world examples of how you can make a slow web app perform better using common techniques for front-end optimization. By the end, you will have a better understanding about how web apps work, what causes performance issues and how to best address them.
